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<time begin="20.53" /><br/><clear/><i/>To indicate that<br/>I'm off screen,</i>
<time begin="22.20" /><br/><clear/><i/>whatever I say<br/>is italicized.</i>
<time begin="24.10" /><br/><clear/>Now my name appears at<br/>the bottom of the
screen,
<time begin="27.00" /><br/><clear/>we put captions<br/>of what I say at the top,
<time begin="29.50" /><br/><clear/>so that my name<br/>is not covered by captions.
<time begin="32.46" /><br/><clear/>Up until now, we have been<br/>using pop-on
captions.
<time begin="36.53" /><br/><clear/>When a new caption pops on,<br/>the old caption
disappears.
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Sample example of a .rm file (RealVideoDemo.rm)
If you wish to host this RealVideo with captions on the web, yon would need
to create another file .rm that should contain one line as below:
http://www.website.com/RealVideo/RealVideoDemoLink.smi
Hosting the RealVideo files on the web
Copy all four files to the folder RealVideo on your web site www.website.com:
RealVideoDemo.rm
RealVideoDemo.rt
RealVideoDemo.smi
RealVideoDemoLink.rm
Now make a link to the file RealVideoDemoLink.rm and when you click on this link,
RealVideo is going to be launched and display the video with captions.
Sample examples are available on the MacCaption distribution CD.
Windows Media Video
MacCaption produces text captions for Windows Media Player directly from the captions in the
Caption Text Area. Choose the Webcast > Windows Media Player option in the File Export
Menu to export Windows Media captions. MacCaption can play the video with captions in three
different ways. Simply upload the files created by MacCaption and the video in the same folder
on the web and make a link to the appropriate file.
You have three choices.
1. Play video with captions in standalone WMP. Two files .asx and .smi are created. Make a
link to the .asx file to see the Webcast with captions. To test the files, place all files (.asx,